Tag: Indian Ocean

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Proceedings at the International Court of Justice

Interview: Vijay Makhan

Western powers, like France and the US will have to accept a more complex interplay of regional powers and their strategic interests in the Indian Ocean. How the

Geopolitical intelligence, all-weather friends and awareness of complex inter-locking issues are vital as we navigate the headier waves of the world’s new and emerging realities

Since we are all back to square one, we better start to think ahead right now  While some are still and ever hopeful of government meeting a miracle

In other words, the Indian Ocean will be where global power dynamics will be revealed. Together with the contiguous Near East and Central Asia, it constitutes the new

Only by appreciating the larger picture can we assess whether the promise of an autonomous Chinese port (in Mauritius) has been bartered off at fair value, given its

* Chagos et recours à la Cour internationale de justice : ‘Tous les éléments sont réunis en notre faveur’

“Mauritius’ claim to sovereignty has been much strengthened by the Tribunal Award”

The well-attended 21st United Nations Climate Change Summit (COP 21) opened in Paris at the beginning of this week. Just a tad of over-dramatization leads one to state

The focus of world power has moved from the Atlantic Ocean to the Indo-Pacific, especially as the Africa-India-Southeast Asia-China region becomes the dynamo of global growth and trade

The manner in which the upcoming double act between the US and China pans out (confrontational, competitive or shared partake) will set the backdrop for French and Indian